The shadow of Dulce September comes to the court of Paris

March 29, 1988 at 10:00 a.m^e A woman was killed in the district of Paris. Going to his office at 28, rue des Petites-Écuries, he was shot in the corridor of 4.^e bottom of five bullets fired straight ahead and a bullet in the back of the neck to finish him off. 22 caliber execution with silencer installed Two Caucasian males were seen leaving the building that morning.

Her name was Dulcie September. At Arcueil, where he lived for several years because he felt safer there than in Paris, a small square and a college were named after him. A trained teacher, this anti-apartheid activist, originally from the mixed-race suburbs of Cape Town, fought for her country’s liberation from an early age. He had left South Africa in 1973 to escape the apartheid police, who had just imprisoned him. He was called hardworking, honest, incorruptible. Being a refugee in a human rights country in 1983, he thought he could say anything. Five…